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Mindfulness Programs for Lawyers and Law Firms

Recent studies show that taking time to step away from one’s desk, taking a few mindful breaths, or meditating can help counteract decision fatigue, stress, lagging motivation, and procrastination. 

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That's where we come in.

“I think that a large basis for the prevalence of depression and substance abuse in the legal industry is self-selecting. Lawyers tend to be driven perfectionists, which is often why they entered such a difficult profession. The demands of clients and supervising attorneys tend to exacerbate what in most instances is a pre-existing issue.”

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—Andrew Winters, co-founder of Cohen & Winters, a Concord, New Hampshire, firm that focuses on criminal defense, personal injury and family law | Source: ABA Journal

Mental health conditions have work consequences.

Create a live forum for employees to slow down, pause and breathe.

Our corporate offerings

Through live and pre-recorded virtual sessions, participants are empowered to build a personal practice that can be accessed any time, anywhere. 

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Let's build out a program that works best for your firm—mix and match:

Meditation

                                

 

15 minute virtual brain breaks.

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Team members experience live and recorded sessions, guided by be.still's meditation teachers.

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Just like our bodies, our minds need training to function at their best.

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Wellbeing Webinars

"Ask The Expert" 

 

Customized wellbeing webinars led by expert psychologists, social workers, and professional leaders in the organizational psychology space.

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Yoga​

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30-minute or 1-hour yoga sessions focused on reducing stress and mood management led by an expert be.still instructor. All classes focus on connecting breath to movement.

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Recording of the class included.

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Lawyers need a brain break:
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Lawyers are 3.6 times as likely to be depressed as people in other jobs (ABA Journal

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26% of all lawyers who seek counseling reported feelings of depression and anxiety

(Dave Nee Foundation)

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Lawyers rank 5th in incidence of suicide by occupation

(Dave Nee Foundation)

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